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Neuromodulation for restoring and amplifying brain function

Sep 2026 · Nature Neuroscience · Vol 29, pp. 2386 - 2396 · 1 citation · 174 references
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It is proposed that positioning CA alongside RN as a core design principle can sharpen target selection, guide stratified treatments and translate known compensatory signatures into testable neuromodulation protocols, providing a framework for improving cognition in psychiatric and aging populations.

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